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39 names. i m dana bash in washington. the fulton county special grand jury report is out and it begs a lot of questions. the biggest one is this. why did district attorney fani willis decide not to prosecute key political figures despite getting a go ahead from a special grand jury. the names in this report read like a who s who of donald trump s orbit. some who were indicted as part of the criminal conspiracy are rudy giuliani, mark meadows and john sman. now we re learning some of who were not. cleta mitchell, sometimes attorney boris indianapolis steen, national security adviser michael flynn, and some who serve and also served in the past in the united states senate. lindsey graham, david perdue. we have been looking over this report. what are you seeing? obviously, the special grand jury felt that very many people deserved to be indicted after they heard from 75 witnesses. th this was a grand jury whose job it was to investigate, and they felt that 39 people sho ....
closing in out. we have to send a great signal and then maybe these people just say, okay, it is over now. trump tries to finish off his gop rivals with nikki haley rising in the polls, is there still time to take him down. plus balancing act. president biden is heartbroken by civilians deaths in gaza. but that it is still not time. they plan on attacking israel again. is he out of step with most democr democrats. and out of order. a new republican speaker grapples with the house in disarray. what could the gop get done. i want my republican colleagues to give me one thing that i could campaign on and say we did. good morning and welcome to inside politics sunday. i m manu raju. everybody could go home. the 2024 primary race is over. that is the message that former trump had for his republican challenges yesterday in iowa. the first in the nation contest is still about two months away. but the runway front-runner said he s ready to ramp it up there and ....
today on inside politics, the democratic nightmare before christmas. joe manchin says he s retiring from the senate, leaving a blue seat open in a very red state, and leaving a the lot of people wondering what does the future hold for manchin? does it include a run for president? plus the maid, the wood worker, exclusive reporting on who saw what at mar-a-lago and how worried should donald trump be about what his employees wosay on the stand. and the house is a mess, that s how one congressman s summed up the new speaker s strategy to avoid a government shutdown. so what s mike johnson going to do with one week to go until the country can t pay its bills? i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we begin today with a one-man political earthquake. joe manchin has shaken up the political world by announcing hen won t seek reelection. republicans are rejoicing now that they are all but assured to pick up his seat in the senate, which take ....
you re going to move record out of the way. you re going to move music out of the way and let them do what they do. unless it s premised on something entirely different, which is cool, you wouldn t be looking for talent anyway. you let people do what they do, give them rope and let them connect in ways only a truly talented person can connect. john, the greatest commitment you could pay me and you paid me was that i asked you tough questions. i would hate to stand here or sit here in front of our peers and ask you softball questions. but i wouldn t ask any question that i didn t think you can answer, so my compliment back to you as you did a heck of a job answering some tough questions and i m very grateful. thank you john dickey. thank you. thursday between 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. on c-span3, a focus on issues related to aging. we ll show you a senate hearing on effort to fight alzheimer s disease followed by portions of white house conference on aging 67 6789. ....
the e.r. in alameda county alone, we might be able to save as much as $16 million a year, just on hospitalizations of children. woodruff: all that and more, on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: bnsf railway. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: president trump and russia s president vladimir putin have been on the phone again, and they agreed to step up diplomacy in syria. the two men spoke today for the first time since the u.s. attacked a syrian air base last month. earlier, putin met with german chancellor angela merkel, in sochi, russia. he claimed again that moscow did not meddle in the u.s. election: ( translated ): we never interfere into political life and political processes in other countries, and we would very much like that ....